Two William IV carved oak window or door frames circa 1835

each frame carved with a running leaf and bud pattern, with acathus clasp to each top corner and moulded borders together with a group of conforming lengths, one oak, three carved and painted pine and further similar lengths of moulding (qty)

The door frames are in good condition though one jamb has white painted decoration and therefore may be associated. All of the sections are of somewhat dry condition with a build up of dust and ingrained dirt, chips and stains.
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